Shadows linger in their minds, but in the end, even darkness must pass. That won't change now that she's comatose in a hospital bed.
Mariah Shepard miraculously survived the Crucible, and Garrus has always been at her side.
Shepard (Mass Effect) has PTSD - Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Mariah Shepard (Vesania94) Fandoms: Mass Effect Trilogy, Mass Effect - All Media Types Language: English Words: 12,413 Chapters: 11/? Comments: 7 Kudos: 51 Bookmarks: 7 Hits: 870 Recovering from wounds and dealing with PTSD, she leans on her lover Kaidan as they learn how to move forward together. As the universe celebrates, Commander Shepard, who somehow survived the explosion, struggles to find her new place in the galaxy. The Reapers have been defeated- taking the Citadel and the Mass Effect relays with them. Female Shepard/Kaidan Alenko - Freeform. Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings. Language: English Words: 4,980 Chapters: 1/? Comments: 12 Kudos: 11 Hits: 104 Part 1 of Mass Effect post-Trilogy Headcanon: Estrella Shepard Colonist, War Hero, Sentinel Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Major Character Death. Language: English Words: 24,134 Chapters: 9/40 Comments: 12 Kudos: 38 Bookmarks: 12 Hits: 628ĮverythingIsAlreadyTaken Fandoms: Mass Effect Trilogy, Mass Effect - All Media Types I recommend reading my story 'Life Support' first, as it is the first book in the series.- Series This story details events of ME3, with the intention of keeping Thane alive and inserting him back into the story. Though many circumstances are beyond his control, Thane is once again left to make a choice: whether to embrace death and the end of times, or to fight for his life-and the life of his siha. He and Shepard have agreed that they will accept the time they have left and spend it together-until the time they thought they had is snatched away from them. Yummysushipajamas Fandoms: Mass Effect Trilogy, Mass Effect - All Media TypesĪfter helping Shepard stop the Collectors, Thane continues to face his mortality as he battles Kepral’s Syndrome. Solipsism: Poetry of Life and Death (Book 2)
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